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Zephyr Custom Polishing Products Airway Buffing Wheels are premium, American-made polishing wheels featuring an 8" diameter and 5/8" arbor hole. Constructed with mill-treated yellow/orange cloth and heavier ply for industrial strength, these wheels are optimized for big rigs and lifted trucks, delivering a flawless shine with enhanced durability and safety.
| Grit Material | Wool |
| Product Dimensions | 8"L x 8"W |
| Brand | Zephyr |
| Compatible Devices | Angle Grinder |
| Grit Type | Medium |
| Grit Number | 60 |
| Construction Type | Non-Woven |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00604548002023 |
| UPC | 604548002023 |
| Manufacturer | ZEPHYR CUSTOM POLISHING PRODUCTS |
| Model | AWY 58-8 FC4 |
| Item Weight | 12 ounces |
| Item model number | AWY 58-8 FC4 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Exterior | Machined |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AWY 58-8 FC4 |
A**T
Works well
Nice product does what it is supposed to Good price
L**I
Working as expected
Polishing an airstream. Using this wheel with Menzerna medium cut bar. So far so good
M**M
Eggplant quality durable
Great product
T**T
The wheels are great
Zephyr Custom Polishing Products Airway Buffing Wheels for Industrial Polishers, Big Rigs and Lifted Trucks. Made in The U.S.A.(Cut - Yellow)The wheels are great... but they always send the wrong size. I have to send them back and have the right ones sent every time!
F**E
as advertised
as advertised
K**T
works and lasts
nice product
M**E
Not thrilled that it requires the "plastic" arbor collar., but it did work well.
Worked well once I received the specialized collar to use it. The wheel frayed a little quicker than I thought it would, but IS TOUGH and firm and completed my job as needed.
S**N
Canoe polishing
After many reviews around the web, i discovered that this brand and wheel had some great reviews. I found the best price and shipping time lime on FB. I have a aluminum 17' alumicraft canoe. it has never been cleaned or polished. this wheel made it on both sides as a first cut. I would suggest giving each dimple on the center hub a light hit with a screw driver to firm up the wheel.
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